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Revisiting the 1990s

Chris Power explores fiction set in the 1990s.

• 28 mins

Sheffield

Johny Pitts returns to his home city to explore Sheffield's literary landscapes.

• 28 mins

Summer Reading and Benjamin Wood

Chris Power talks to Benjamin Wood about his novel The Young Accomplice.

• 28 mins

Tess Gunty on The Rabbit Hutch; Jackie Kay on the writing of Jamaica Kincaid

Johny Pitts talks to Tess Gunty about The Rabbit Hutch.

• 28 mins

The Ethics of Writing Crime

Chris Power looks at the ethical questions authors confront when writing about crime.

• 28 mins

Ross Raisin

Octavia Bright talks to Ross Raisin about his new book, A Hunger.

• 28 mins

Mary Renault's Greek Myths

Octavia Bright discusses Mary Renault's The King Must Die.

• 28 mins

Alex Clark on novels - past, present and future - about summer and change

Alex Clark on novels - past, present and future - about summer and change.

• 28 mins

Ian McEwan

Chris Power talks to Ian McEwan about his new book, Lessons.

• 28 mins

Maggie O'Farrell, Graphic Novels with Lizzy Stewart and Posy Simmonds, plus Anuradha Roy

Johny Pitts talks to Maggie O'Farrell about her new book, The Marriage Portrait.

• 28 mins

Orhan Pamuk

Johny Pitts talks to Orhan Pamuk about his new book, Nights of Plague.

• 28 mins

Celeste Ng; Grief and modern masculinity with Bobby Palmer and Michael Pedersen; Rediscovering 20th century classic Baron Bagge

Octavia Bright speaks to Celeste Ng about her new book, Our Missing Hearts.

• 28 mins

William Boyd and Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities

Chris Power speaks to William Boyd about his new novel, The Romantic.

• 28 mins

Writing Nature

How writers capture our natural world.

• 28 mins

Colm T贸ib铆n essays, and revisiting Shirley Hazzard

Chris Power talks to Colm T贸ib铆n about illness, the myth of Ireland and banned books.

• 28 mins

Barbara Kingsolver, plus the 'Social Novel' with John Lanchester and Ayisha Malik

Johny Pitts talks to Barbara Kingsolver about her Dickens-inspired book Demon Copperhead.

• 28 mins

Cormac McCarthy, Photographing Writers, Derek Owusu

Johny Pitts discusses the new novels from Cormac McCarthy.

• 28 mins

Women subverting horror with Mariana Enr铆quez, Claire Kohda and Sophie White

Octavia Bright asks if there is a new wave of women authors turning to horror fiction.

• 28 mins

Open Book: M.R. James

Kate Mosse explores the work of M.R. James, father of the modern English ghost story.

• 20 mins

Looking back at 2022 and (re)discovering Bruno Schulz

Chris Power discusses a year in books and gets some seasonal recommendations.

• 28 mins

Katherine Rundell and The Golden Mole

Katherine Rundell talks about The Golden Mole and Other Living Treasures.

• 28 mins

Agatha Christie at Christmas

Johny Pitts explores the Queen of Crime's connection with the festive season

• 28 mins

Katherine Mansfield

Exploring the writing of Katherine Mansfield a hundred years after her death.

• 28 mins

Jane Smiley, and writing gay lives from the past with Tom Crewe and Nell Stevens

Chris Power talks to Jane Smiley, Tom Crewe and Nell Stevens about fictionalising history.

• 28 mins

Really Good, Actually

Monica Heisey talks about her debut novel, Really Good, Actually.

• 28 mins

Dark Academia with Katy Hays, RF Kuang and Kate Weinberg. Plus Saba Sams' Book I'd Never Lend

Chris Power talks to Katy Hays, RF Kuang and Kate Weinberg about a ubiquitous new trend

• 28 mins

Bret Easton Ellis

The author of American Psycho discusses his first novel in 13 years, The Shards.

• 28 mins

Aleksandar Hemon, Roddy Doyle on Soul, and Dorothy Tse on Hong Kong

Chris Power talks to Aleksandar Hemon about his new novel The World and All That It Holds.

• 28 mins

Tom Bullough on writing about the climate crisis, and Richard Wright's lost novel

Tom Bullough talks about his book Sarn Helen.

• 28 mins

Margaret Atwood, Sam Selvon

Johny Pitts explores the work of two writers who have combined comedy with tragedy.

• 28 mins